No no no no no, they are great just how they are and don't new any additional features whatsoever. if you feel like throwing money away, send me your scope, your "little extra" that you would pay, and I will send it back with your wants met.So can we petition SWFA to make a new line with a zero stop and capped windage. I’d pay a little extra for that if they still work.
I’ve found the glass perfectly adequate in low light conditions in the original versions of the 6x and the 3-15x. The coatings in the HD versions, including the 3-9 have been upgraded. Honestly though, I think the turret caps could go on a serious diet and the windage turret could get capped without changing any of the internal construction and durability. For me the giant turrets are a minor annoyance that I overlook for a scope that actually holds zero for all the miles of washboard roads I travel every year. But they are pretty much 1992 Tactical Timmy.I’ve heard the glass is pretty dim in low light. For a hunting optic, glass coatings that brighten image in low light are imperative.
Seems like the consensus on here is that the 6x will provide low light performance that is plenty adequate during legal shooting hours
Sure thing bossNo no no no no, they are great just how they are and don't new any additional features whatsoever. if you feel like throwing money away, send me your scope, your "little extra" that you would pay, and I will send it back with your wants met.
I am serious. I would happily get your scope capped and zero stopped, I am flush with the parts to do so.Sure thing boss
Is the 7/8 the length I need on the first link?I am serious. I would happily get your scope capped and zero stopped, I am flush with the parts to do so.
7/8" is the diameter. Yes, that is what I use for the 6x, 10x, and 3-15x.Is the 7/8 the length I need on the first link?
I’d like to do this to a couple scopes.
7/8" is the diameter. Yes, that is what I use for the 6x, 10x, and 3-15x.
I do not. You could just pull the turret off and measure if you have one.Happen to know if those two links work on a 3-9? Thanks
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yes to using a plastic or vinyl cap on the windage in place of the metal cap that comes with the scope.Newbie here, what are capped turrets? Are you saving pull the turret off windage and replace it with the waterproof vinyl cover?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Do you just sand down those washers until they fit right?I am serious. I would happily get your scope capped and zero stopped, I am flush with the parts to do so.
If you search youtube for "SWFA Zero Stop Shims" there are 4 or 5 videos explaining how it works. You can go down to the hardware store and for less than $5 and 10 mins tinkering you'll be all set.Do you just sand down those washers until they fit right?
I have one of the kits. But that washer in that link is only one size so I guess he is sanding it down. That seems like a better way to do it than trying to stack washers of different thicknesses.If you search youtube for "SWFA Zero Stop Shims" there are 4 or 5 videos explaining how it works. You can go down to the hardware store and for less than $5 and 10 mins tinkering you'll be all set.
No, at ace there are two thicknesses. I just do the minimum number needed to fill the space.Do you just sand down those washers until they fit right?